“Agricultural Inoculants Market by Type, Source, Mode of Application, Crop Type, and Geography – Global Trends & Forecasts to 2019,” projects that Latin America will emerge as the fastest growing region with a CAGR of approximately 10 percent from 2014 to 2019.
According to the authors, “agricultural inoculants are gaining popularity because of their multi-functional benefits to plants in sustainable agriculture.” Growth of the agricultural inoculants market is primarily triggered by factors such as rise in cost and demand for chemical/mineral fertilizers and pesticides and increasing awareness about the organic farming practices.
“Even though there are number of products available in the market, the inoculants market is under-explored,” report the authors. “Lack of awareness among the farmers and prevailing problems within marketing and distribution are restricting the availability of inoculants at the farm level.”
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The company I have always used most is ABM or Advanced Biological Management in Van Wert, Ohio. Their inoculants have made me and my friends money and they continue to lead the field with new products.
I studied inoculants very diligently for many year but found what I liked and kind of gotten complacent the past few years. I trust my sources and you can't find a better inoculant than ABM's in Ohio. There are probably several as good today but I have not kept track of them.
Do you use inoculants? I am not sure I know many who do not today.
Which have you settled on?
The seed dealers have captured a market by selling the farmer a deluxe seed with inoculant, fungicide and even insecticide sealed on every seed with a polymer.
Don't speculate, inoculate!
Ed Winkle
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